BREAK AN EGG trademarks under serial number 75561393. The goods are computer software in the field of children's entertainment and education that teaches children safety at home, school and in the community, parenting, culture, math, science, creativity, language, manners, history, music, dance, exercise, literacy and reading, life skills, nutrition, cooking, spelling, parental and family interaction, and family activities; prerecorded video tapes featuring music, music videos, dancing, exercise, family programming, life skills, cooking, and children's entertain, jewelry and watches, printed publications, namely, address books, children's books, diaries and coloring books, activity books, newsletters and magazines featuring music, dancing, exercise, family programming, life skills, cooking, and children's entertainment and education; recipe books and cards; notepads, note books; book covers; paper towels; shopping lists; mounted and not mounted photographs; picture books; pictures; blackboards; stationary; envelopes; art, construction and loose leaf paper; birthday, graduati, kitchen ware and kitchen items, namely, bake ware, wire whisks; rolling pins; spatulas; pastry brushes and boards; dough droppers; ice cream scoops; dry scoops; scrapers; beverage glassware; pitchers; spice racks; salt and pepper shakers; cleaning brushes; cookie jars; canisters; storage containers made of plastic and ceramic for household storage and food storage; tongs; oil, vinegar and salad dressing holders; juicers; cutting boards; flour sifters; cheese graters; melon ball scoopers; honey d, clothing, namely, t-shirts; hats; caps; sweat shirts; pants; sweaters; dresses; shirts; socks; shoes; under garments; pajamas; masquerade or Halloween costumes; bathing suits; chef hats; aprons; flat tops; and chef shirts, toys and games, namely, board games, activity kits; puzzles; action skill games; plush toys; interactive toys, namely, puzzles, action skill games and party games; mechanical toys; toy banks; stamp sets; doll costumes and costume masks; novelty items, namely, toy jewelry, tattoos, play money, finger puppets, toy gliders, balloons, jump ropes and yo-yo; musical toys; skill games; collectibles, namely, scale toy replicas of fictional and fairy tale characters, plush and plastic toy collectibles; d, food products, namely, food mixes, namely, biscuit, bread, pizza dough, pancake and waffle mixes; pizza and spaghetti sauce; condiments, namely, mustard and catsup; nacho tortilla chips; nacho cheese sauce; rice; bagels mixes; icing, chocolate, muffin and cereal mixes; candy mixes; cookies; pizza; bread; pasta; popped popcorn; pretzels; bagels; cakes; pastries; beverages, namely, coffee and tea; crackers; rice-based and wheat based snack foods; and sauces, retail stores, mail order catalog services and shopping services on the global computer network featuring art and craft supplies, computer software, pre-recorded video tapes, pre-recorded audio cassette tapes and compact discs, gift baskets, jewelry and watches, printed publications, kitchenware and kitchen items, clothing toys and games, and food products, entertainment and educational services, namely, live performances by musical bands, comedians, lecturers, actors, and dance troupes; production of radio and television programs; demonstrations, exhibitions, classes featuring children's entertainment and education, children safety at home, school and in the community, parenting, culture, math, science, creativity, language, manners, history, music, dance, exercise, literacy and reading, life skills, nutrition, cooking, spelling, parental and fami. Currently that trademark is represented by trademark attorney(s): Robert L. Powley.

BREAK AN EGG

USPTO Trademark Record · Serial No. 75561393

Trademark details

BREAK AN EGG is a trademark. Serial number of that application is 75561393.

It was initially claimed by Carpe Diem Communications, Inc. on 19980928.

That brand applies to the following goods and services:computer software in the field of children's entertainment and education that teaches children safety at home, school and in the community, parenting, culture, math, science, creativity, language, manners, history, music, dance, exercise, literacy and reading, life skills, nutrition, cooking, spelling, parental and family interaction, and family activities; prerecorded video tapes featuring music, music videos, dancing, exercise, family programming, life skills, cooking, and children's entertain, jewelry and watches, printed publications, namely, address books, children's books, diaries and coloring books, activity books, newsletters and magazines featuring music, dancing, exercise, family programming, life skills, cooking, and children's entertainment and education; recipe books and cards; notepads, note books; book covers; paper towels; shopping lists; mounted and not mounted photographs; picture books; pictures; blackboards; stationary; envelopes; art, construction and loose leaf paper; birthday, graduati, kitchen ware and kitchen items, namely, bake ware, wire whisks; rolling pins; spatulas; pastry brushes and boards; dough droppers; ice cream scoops; dry scoops; scrapers; beverage glassware; pitchers; spice racks; salt and pepper shakers; cleaning brushes; cookie jars; canisters; storage containers made of plastic and ceramic for household storage and food storage; tongs; oil, vinegar and salad dressing holders; juicers; cutting boards; flour sifters; cheese graters; melon ball scoopers; honey d, clothing, namely, t-shirts; hats; caps; sweat shirts; pants; sweaters; dresses; shirts; socks; shoes; under garments; pajamas; masquerade or Halloween costumes; bathing suits; chef hats; aprons; flat tops; and chef shirts, toys and games, namely, board games, activity kits; puzzles; action skill games; plush toys; interactive toys, namely, puzzles, action skill games and party games; mechanical toys; toy banks; stamp sets; doll costumes and costume masks; novelty items, namely, toy jewelry, tattoos, play money, finger puppets, toy gliders, balloons, jump ropes and yo-yo; musical toys; skill games; collectibles, namely, scale toy replicas of fictional and fairy tale characters, plush and plastic toy collectibles; d, food products, namely, food mixes, namely, biscuit, bread, pizza dough, pancake and waffle mixes; pizza and spaghetti sauce; condiments, namely, mustard and catsup; nacho tortilla chips; nacho cheese sauce; rice; bagels mixes; icing, chocolate, muffin and cereal mixes; candy mixes; cookies; pizza; bread; pasta; popped popcorn; pretzels; bagels; cakes; pastries; beverages, namely, coffee and tea; crackers; rice-based and wheat based snack foods; and sauces, retail stores, mail order catalog services and shopping services on the global computer network featuring art and craft supplies, computer software, pre-recorded video tapes, pre-recorded audio cassette tapes and compact discs, gift baskets, jewelry and watches, printed publications, kitchenware and kitchen items, clothing toys and games, and food products, entertainment and educational services, namely, live performances by musical bands, comedians, lecturers, actors, and dance troupes; production of radio and television programs; demonstrations, exhibitions, classes featuring children's entertainment and education, children safety at home, school and in the community, parenting, culture, math, science, creativity, language, manners, history, music, dance, exercise, literacy and reading, life skills, nutrition, cooking, spelling, parental and fami.

Currently that trademark is represented by trademark attorney(s): Robert L. Powley.

You can learn more about that trademark on the USPTO website: View the USPTO record

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